A Farm Built by the World: The Big Island ATV Tour That Grows With Every Guest

At Ohana Ranch, "ohana" means more than family—it means connection, contribution, and community. Every tree, every fruit, every plant growing here exists because of the people who visit our Hawaiian farm on the Big Island and choose to leave something behind.

Our farm isn’t just growing from the soil—it’s being built by the hands and hearts of travelers from around the world. Every time someone plants a taro plant, picks a fruit, or helps feed an animal, they’re not just enjoying the land—they’re becoming part of it. We always say: nothing here is planted by us alone. The land reflects the spirit of every person who comes here with open hands and a willingness to connect.

During our ATV tour on the Big Island, guests stop along the trails not just to explore the land, but to help grow it. We invite everyone to plant something meaningful—taro, coffee, and ti—plants that hold deep significance in Hawai‘i’s culture and agriculture. These moments turn a ride through the farm into a shared legacy, where every rider leaves something rooted behind. It’s one of the most unique and hands-on cultural experiences on the Big Island.

This isn’t just a tour. It’s a living, growing ohana. One where families from every corner of the globe help shape the farm. We’re proud to create a space where no one is just a visitor—everyone who comes here becomes part of our story, our land, and our legacy.

A Place Grown by Community

• Guests help plant new trees and native plants daily

• Every tour includes an opportunity to give back to the land

• Our guides share stories of what guests are helping to grow right now

• ATV tour stops include hands-on planting of taro, ti, and coffee

So when you come to Ohana Ranch, you’re not just riding an ATV or cuddling goats—you’re taking part in one of the most meaningful and family-friendly activities on the Big Island. You’re helping grow something real. You’re part of something bigger. You’re family.

Ohana Ranch: A Farm Grown by the World, Rooted in Aloha.